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kT Well when it's like this, the temperature is so low that there's not nearly enough thermal energy to populate any of these states.

If you do not know how much fun it is to be drunk, you might want to drink not nearly enough.

Mt Fuji may be one of the most recognisable natural landmarks on earth, but Tokyoites don't get nearly enough opportunity to see it.

The Slimy Bastards section was like the Harvard of the uninfluential, with not nearly enough slots for all the deserving candidates.

I cannot say nearly enough here to get unfamiliar readers up to speed -- for that, I recommend consulting the article Resources.

The jumble sale did not yield nearly enough money to pay for repainting the church hall, but at least it was a step in the right direction.

Gregg says the cuts are not nearly enough to offset the huge cost of new initiatives requested by the president.

That might have been true of some consumers, but most hadn't been saving nearly enough to begin with.

Women's role in perpetuating the species is not nearly enough to explain the huge gap in opportunities at the top of organizations.

Most adults do not get nearly enough sleep for the body to rejuvenate.

The cap-and-trade bill does not do nearly enough to limit carbon emissions from politically powerful industries.

About a fifth of public spending on Guatemala now goes on security, but low taxes mean that this is not nearly enough.

"Most women's bodies do not produce nearly enough testosterone to become 'bulky' like those body builders on TV, " Tyne says.

I realize now I did not know nearly enough about myself or the school.

The food supply will not increase nearly enough to match population growth.

Obviously, production costs have increased, and I don't think we've taken that into account nearly enough.

But with continued population growth, that isn't nearly enough to quickly bring down the unemployment rate, now at 9. 4%.

The answer is "not nearly enough" , and the political price may be high at next summer's European parliament elections.

Certainly, the SHOW had nearly enough of the requisite glitz for a modern pop spectacle.

I'll say it again. People do not get nearly enough fiber in their diets.

This is not nearly enough time to be properly prepared for a performance evaluation meeting.

Are we teaching our kids way too much about sex? Or not nearly enough?

Home ownership is down, personal bankruptcies are way up and there are not nearly enough jobs to go around.

For most people, 10 mg isn't nearly enough to affect mood or behavior -- much less keep them awake.

Even with a decade or more of growth, that $15, 000 probably won't be nearly enough for a 20% down payment.

That's not nearly enough to explain current deficits.

But that won't be nearly enough to begin solving the cost problem.

That production hasn't been cut nearly enough to match declining demand.

The mother had a small income, and the father had a small income, but not nearly enough for the social position which they had to keep up.

That wasn't nearly enough time to establish themselves as part of the fabric of the city (by comparison, the NFL's Saints debuted in 1967).

Health-care reform is an important step forward but it's not nearly enough.

Fontana says most of us don't eat nearly enough fruits and vegetables or enough whole-grains, cereals or beans.

America's schools and universities are not churning out nearly enough Arab-speakers.

His bashing of big corporations and vow to abolish the Internal Revenue Service won over some populists , but not nearly enough.

The industry spent billions on being able to trade faster and make more money, but not nearly enough on creating the necessary transparency.

Yet we are not seeing nearly enough money invested in this primary building block of development.

In this country in particular women don't get nearly enough DHA in their diet.

There is not nearly enough critical thinking and dissent in the Japanese news media.

"The lady doth protest not nearly enough, " Mr. Haskell wrote.

I'll give you ten pounds to repair the damage. ' `But that's not nearly enough! '

But let's be blunt: we don't have nearly enough schools like Harlem Success.

The food supply will not increase nearly enough to match this, which means that we are heading into a crisis in the matter of producing and

There is not nearly enough money for a new car.

There are not nearly enough members present to hold a meeting.

with nearly enough room for another Africa.

30 guineas isn't nearly enough to purchase a horse as fine as your Joey, I know that. But it's all I've got.

Not nearly enough say those on the left.

The sum of money I have already had is not nearly enough at all for the price of the machine that I want to buy.

There's not nearly enough money foe a new car.

The few jobs now being created too often pay a pittance, not nearly enough to pry open the doors to a middle-class standard of living.

What's more, it hasn't nearly enough taxpayer money to buy enough of the assets to make a difference.

But we also know that stopping the bleeding isn't nearly enough.

I have $20 , but that isn't nearly enough for the travel .

And in fact $1. 5 trillion is not nearly enough.

There are not nearly enough people to do the work.

There are not nearly enough people here to do the job.

There are nearly enough people here to do the job.

That is a start but not nearly enough.

If you think you understand it, you don't know nearly enough about it

Yeah, well, not nearly enough time to fathom